Echelon Golf Club

Not really a course to play when wet and cart path only she’ll eat your lunch for sure. Great food in the restaurant still a great day

Course was a mud hole and cart path only makes for extremely slow pace of play. Not sure when it will dry out, but I would give it a while. I do normally like playing here.

Great greens the food on the clubhouse was excellent.

A guy named Ed was working in the pro shop when I checked in; every golf course in the world should have “an Ed.” He was so friendly and engaging. I had a late afternoon tee time, 2:00, so I knew I would probably only get in 9 holes. I was very impressed with the course conditions, especially the greens. Due to rain the day before the course was “cart paths only,” which turns out is a challenge on this course. Most of the holes lie in valleys, below the cart path, so on “CPO days” expect to do some aggressive slope walking. I definitely could’ve scored better had I been alongside a member or someone who plays here regularly. Several sharp drop-offs on the backs of greens. This is a fantastic golf course. If you’re using GPS to get there, make sure to type the street address, my Apple Maps took me into the middle of nowhere.

Consistently one of the better public courses you can play, ESPECIALLY in the winter.

Great course. Very friendly staff from bag drop to ranger. Course is challenging, but some holes can be birdied or Par.

Will play again soon.

Nice golf course. Nothing negative in the least way. Everything was good. Had a fun round. I’m sure you’ll enjoy it also.

This course needs electric carts that stop automatically when you park considering hilly course. It also smell gas burning the whole time.

I also want to see two regular on-course restrooms rather than portable one. They really smell.

Played Echelon on a perfect fall day, and enjoyed the round even though the course kicked our entire groups' tails. We were a 7, 12, and 14 handicap, and all shot in the 90s. It would definitely help to play this course a few times to get a feel for where you can miss, as there are lots of elevation changes and a few blind shots. Course was in spectacular shape and was very well-maintained. The staff were all friendly as well. It's just a very tough course that will frustrate above average golfers if they're not on their A-game.

This is certainly one of the best maintained courses that I’ve played. The staff was super friendly as well. The greens rolled perfectly. My only issue is that this course is super challenging even from the shorter tees. My buddies and I usually shoot from low 80’s to upper 90 s. All of us struggled to even break 100 and we felt like we actually struck the ball decently. The greens are undulating, but roll true. I honestly thought they were a little slow which could have played into our struggles. Some of the pin placements seemed awfully difficult too.

Also from the White Tees, most of our foursome couldn’t reach most of the par 4s or 5s in regulation. We travel to many courses and seldom have this much trouble in that regard. I’m sure we will be back again, but we will know going in that this course is beyond our capabilities to shoot in our normal range.

If you are feeling great about your game and need to get be challenged, here you go.